My clarification was that it is not imbedded in the software (e.g.AUTOCAD) in the cloud...the end users (consumers) would have to load the platform on their mobile devices...which then gives them access to the e.g. Autocad from their mobile device...
It would not be "imbedded" in Autocad to be accessed by a user.
That is the essential difference between DSNY and SPHIF regarding end user access and functionality...as well as who the customer is.
DSNY...the content provider utilizes(downloads Clipstream)the Platform in the cloud...and transcodes content for access by anyone (end consumer) on any device...(DSNY...essentially a wholesaler)
SPIHF... the users (consumer) utilizes (downloads Glassware)the platform on their mobile devices to access AUTOCAD in the cloud...with the same functionality, as they would currently have from a desk top. (SPIHF...essentially a retailer)
I suppose AUTOCAD could pay SPIHF for each user/subscriber to AUTOCAD it offers a free download link to Glassware...if that is what you were thinking...
or AUTOCAD could simply refer to SPIHF a potential customer..as a re-seller/partner... That would be an interesting "Marketing" tool which SPIHF could use directly with those companies owning programs whose users would benefit from the increased mobile functionality.
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